New Rice University Sensor Sniffs Greenhouse Gases

A particularly difficult argument to have with those who do not have a background in environmental topics is one that involves the actual effects of greenhouse...

New Smart Blinds from Berkeley Could Cut Energy Bill in Half

The quest for the perfect Smart House has brought some ingenious designs to the forefront, showing off ways to make your dwelling a convenient,...
BMW i3, the Only EREVE you Shouldn't Use as an EREV?

BMW i3 Range-Extender “Not For Regular Use”?

With all the great ideas that go into a BMW, such as those that make up the new BMW i3, one little piece of...

Make Free Electricity by Pouring Water from a Can

Of all the science stuff I've ever seen, this free electricity experiment has caught my eyes and is by far the most simple and interesting....

World’s Smallest Laptop Adapter Could Increase Energy Efficiency

The move to digital has been a win for the environment in many ways, but even with all the benefits that come with a...

MythBusters’ Bubble Bike Reduces Emissions and Boosts Fuel Efficiency

We've got to love the MythBusters on The Discovery Channel. These guys have the incredible ability to break all, OK maybe not all, but...
Up Close and Personal with Electric Vehicle Battery Cells

Understanding Electric Vehicle Batteries on a Microscopic Level

Electric vehicles, in the last decade, have become more affordable and reliable than ever before, but perhaps taking an even closer look can help...

Google Buys Nest Thermostat Company for Just Over $3 Billion

Google bought Nest, for $3.2 billion, an investment, which many are still not quite sure whether it is a smart one or not. But...
World's Smallest Wind Power Device at 1.8 mm Rotor Diameter

Miniature Wind Power Could Charge Personal Electronic Devices

Personal electronic devices, such as smartphones, mp3 and mp4 players, among others, have become more powerful, and more power-hungry, over time. Could miniature wind...

How to Minimize Waste By Repairing Broken Household Items

There is no doubt that the first reaction we have when our household essentials break down is to run to the store and get...